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Forever Home Premieres on Channel 5 With All Six Episodes Streaming Free

Channel 5's Forever Home streams free after its Sept. 14 premiere, starring Amy Nuttall and Douglas Henshall.

TechRadar reported that the story begins when Robert's dementia worsens, prompting Carol to question why he refuses to leave their home and what really happened to his first wife, Joan, who supposedly disappeared 20 years earlier. A gruesome discovery soon reveals the family's dark past. The cast also includes Denise Welch as Moira Crottie, Carol's mother; Kevin Whately as "Silent Dave," Carol's father; Samantha Bond as Joan Barrie, Robert's first wife; Lewis Cope as Kaden Barrie, Robert's son; Jenny Walser as Sally Barrie, Robert's daughter; Shane Zaza as Dan Evans, Kaden's husband; James Baxter as Patrick Tanner; Aimée Kelly as Martha; Anna Leong Brophy as Anna Tanner; and Ricky Shah as DCI Isaac Taylor.

The six episodes are being broadcast across two consecutive Monday-to-Wednesday runs on Channel 5, and all six are available to stream on demand, TechRadar reported. UK viewers can watch the show live or on demand for free, and TechRadar said the full season can be binge-watched now.

For viewers outside the UK, access to Channel 5 is geo-blocked, the article said. TechRadar recommended using a VPN to watch Forever Home from abroad, provided users do not breach broadcaster terms and conditions. It named NordVPN as its top choice, saying the service unblocked every streaming service in testing and offers speed, security and 24/7 support. The two-year plan is priced at $3.69 per month and includes an extra three months free, with a 30-day refund policy, according to TechRadar.

TechRadar reported that Forever Home has not yet arrived on any US streaming services. Because Graham Norton is well known in the United States for his talkshow, the article said it expects the series to arrive there at some point in the next 12 months. A UK fan in the US would need a VPN to unblock Channel 5 and watch usual shows from anywhere, TechRadar said.

The article also said there is no news of a Canadian release date, and viewers in Canada who are British citizens could purchase a VPN to watch the drama as they would at home. For Australia, TechRadar said it is still waiting for a release date. In New Zealand, the show cannot yet be watched online, according to the article. Viewers traveling away from home were reminded that a VPN can be used to tune into Channel 5 when visiting other countries.

TechRadar's article includes a disclaimer that VPN services are evaluated and tested for legal recreational use, such as access to services from other countries subject to their terms and conditions and safeguarding online security and privacy when abroad. It states that Future plc does not support or condone illegal or malicious use of VPN services and does not endorse consuming pirated content that is paid for.